Matrix Repatterning and Wellness of Leamington

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197 Talbot st. West, Leamington
Enter through Rexall entrance,
go down hall to the left
UNIT 209A

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What does your mouth potentially have to do with your shoulder? A letter from Dr. George Roth.

The trigeminal nerve is the second largest nerve exiting the brain, only second to the spinal cord.

The ‘neurological bandwidth’ of the trigeminal nerve is MASSIVE and most of its connection is with the teeth.

Dental injuries create neurological overflow into the rest of the body (via the corticospinal tract), which can create difficult-to-diagnose symptoms… unless you have studied Matrix Repatterning of course.

Dental injuries are one of the highest priorities in our Treatment Hierarchy. The treatment of dental injuries is often one of the first things we address in Matrix Repatterning. Otherwise, subsequent treatments will be much less effective, while fighting this neurological influence.

I discovered the importance of treating the teeth and jaw when my dentist came to me for treatment because he became paralyzed in one arm.

I had to be persistent in asking what event had happened to him recently to cause his sudden paralysis.

He couldn’t imagine what could have been the cause.

He eventually shared that he had a tooth pulled.

I applied the Matrix Repatterning assessment process to his tooth socket where the tooth was removed. His body produced a strong response (reduction of tension) indicating that this was a high-level injury.

I treated the tooth socket and he immediately had full pain free use of his arm again and never had a problem since.

It may seem unusual to treat inside the mouth of our clients but once the benefits are experienced, it becomes routine.

Warm Regards,

Dr George Roth B.Sc, D.C., N.D., CMRP
Developer of Matrix Repatterning